Breast Cancer Patients, Low Vitamin D
October 9, 2009 by Peggy Rowland
Filed under Women's Health
Part of Breast Cancer Awareness is also knowing how to take care of yourself if you do have breast cancer.
Women with breast cancer are very likely to have low levels of vitamin D, say researchers at University of Rochester Medical Center. Vitamin D, found in milk and fortified cereals, is important for bone health, and breast cancer patients may experience accelerated bone loss with hormone therapy and chemotherapy.
In the study, nearly 70% of breast cancer patients had low levels of vitamin D. Women with late-stage disease and non-Caucasian women had the lowest levels. Women with a deficiency in vitamin D …read more
Under Armour Announces Search for Breast Cancer Survivors to Become the New Face of the “Power in Pink” Campaign
March 18, 2008 by Gloria Gamat
Filed under Diseases & Conditions
The leader in performance apparel and footwear – Under Armour- has launched its 5th annual “Power in Pink” campaign.
These, I got from Allison Blass (New Media Coordinator, MWW Group):
As part of the “Power in Pink” campaign, Under Armour is encouraging survivors and women currently living with breast cancer to share their inspirational stories of strength and survival at www.underarmour.com/powerinpink.
Under Armour will select three stories of undeniable courage to become the new faces of the “Power in Pink” campaign and star in national magazine and online advertisements and in-store visuals. Stories will be accepted through April 30, 2008.
In 2003, Under …read more




